Tour of The Hall | Friday 27 September
Your guided tour ticket includes:
1-hour guided tour unveiling the rich heritage of this meticulously preserved 17th-century home, adorned with period furnishings, tapestries, paintings and elegant décor.
Explore magnificent rooms across three floors and learn the stories of the eccentric residents who once resided within, such as Elizabeth Chudleigh, the notorious Duchess of Kingston, who would scandalise Georgian society.
Learn about engineer and inventor Alex Moulton, a former resident of The Hall who pioneered the automotive industry with his revolutionary suspension design and iconic Moulton Bicycle.
Access to the Women at The Hall Exhibition. A showcase of the untold stories and remarkable achievements of the historic women who called The Hall their home over the past 400 years.
Guests will be able to explore the magnificent seven acres of exquisite grounds once described by Country Life as “amongst the most interesting of their kind in England.” Discover secret hidden corners, deep ponds, towering ancient trees and local wildlife.
Guests are encouraged to bring a picnic to enjoy on the grounds upon the conclusion of their tour.
Your guided tour ticket includes:
1-hour guided tour unveiling the rich heritage of this meticulously preserved 17th-century home, adorned with period furnishings, tapestries, paintings and elegant décor.
Explore magnificent rooms across three floors and learn the stories of the eccentric residents who once resided within, such as Elizabeth Chudleigh, the notorious Duchess of Kingston, who would scandalise Georgian society.
Learn about engineer and inventor Alex Moulton, a former resident of The Hall who pioneered the automotive industry with his revolutionary suspension design and iconic Moulton Bicycle.
Access to the Women at The Hall Exhibition. A showcase of the untold stories and remarkable achievements of the historic women who called The Hall their home over the past 400 years.
Guests will be able to explore the magnificent seven acres of exquisite grounds once described by Country Life as “amongst the most interesting of their kind in England.” Discover secret hidden corners, deep ponds, towering ancient trees and local wildlife.
Guests are encouraged to bring a picnic to enjoy on the grounds upon the conclusion of their tour.
Vehicle entrance: If you’re coming by car, please enter via the Moulton Bicycle Company gate. The gate can be located after the roundabout on Holt Road.
Parking is limited and available on the grounds of The Hall. If the parking space has reached max capacity, visitors can use the local car parking facilities within the town—5 minutes' walking distance from The Hall.
Bradford on Avon train station is a 7-minute walk from The Hall.
Pedestrian access: The entrance to the Hall for guided tours is via the Eagle Gate, which is located midway on Holt Road.
Picnics on the ground: Guests are more than welcome to bring a picnic to enjoy on the grounds upon the conclusion of their tour. We kindly ask our guests to take away their rubbish and memories and leave only their footsteps.
Guests must vacate the premises by 15:00.
Accessibility: Due to the building’s Grade I-listing, we are unable to accommodate wheelchair users inside The Hall. Please be aware that there are steps to access the downstairs rooms and steps via a wooden staircase to the upstairs rooms. Limited seating is available in each room.
Cancellation policy: No refunds or amendments are available once you have completed a purchase. If your tour has been cancelled, we will be in touch to discuss your options for a refund or exchange.
